By September the roasters are turning on the corners, the whole of Pueblo smells like green chile and woodsmoke, and the lawns have one good stretch left in them before frost. Steel City Handyman and Clean Up mows, trims and edges through that home stretch out around Salt Creek and the blocks nearby, then clears the yard down for winter — clippings, leaves, the debris that collects along a fence all summer. This is flat, sunny, hard-used ground, and it answers well to somebody who simply keeps after it. A cut lawn and an emptied yard change the way a house sits on its lot. That is the job, plainly.